The "autofill" feature of the Google search box was designed as a timesaver, but the suggested searches can also be entertaining. Writing in Slate, Michael Agger compared the autofill of "less intelligent" and "more intelligent" queries, an exercise that has previously been conducted at Digg.

The image above is a screencap of two Google searches conducted tonight using less- and more sophisticated search terms.

A corollary question would be "What searches are most commonly conducted at Neatorama?" The Lijit search engine doesn't have an autofill feature, but it does offer a list of the most popular recent searches at Neatorama, in descending order of frequency: